Summary On June10, 1975, Leslee Larson is hiking through Wolf Creek, Montana with her husband, Dennis Larson. A short two hours later, Dennis Larson is asking for help from other Montana locals, claiming that his wife has fallen into the creek. A search for Leslee Larson's body ensues, but the search goes unrewarded. Investigators that respond to the scene write the fall of Leslee Larson into Wolf Creek off as an accident, and the investigation is deemed closed. Those close to Leslee, including her mother, think the fall into the creek is peculiar because of Leslee's fear of water. Eyebrows are also raised when Larson cashes in on a double indemnity life insurance policy he owned on Leslee's life. Without a body, the case cannot be pursued and becomes nothing more than a Montana mystery. It's been 12 years since Leslee Larson accidentally fell from Wolf Creek while hiking with her husband Dennis. For 12 years, the family of Leslee Larson has looked tirelessly for her body, but she still has not been found. As for Dennis Larson, he has remarried and then divorced and now has recently moved to Maine where he places a lonely hearts ad looking for new love. In three weeks, Dennis marries a young woman named Kathy Frost. Ten days after their marriage, the newlyweds head to Acadia National Park to celebrate their nuptials. While hiking on the steep Otter Cliffs, Kathy falls and rescue rangers recover her body where she is transferred to the hospital.

• Crime
• Documentary